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Following up on Dave’s post, Sen. Charles Grassley (Iowa), the Republican point-man on Senate health reform legislation this year, says he’s still interested in

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist continues to walk an increasingly fine line in his Senate bid as an independent, making a few statements this weekend on CNN’s State

All day, we’re re-running our favorite blog posts of the last year. This post was originally published on Feb. 4, 2009. The Wall Street Journal attempts to

Maybe it’s time to renew my pledge to write more often about climate science and how it shapes the political debate. Reuters reports on a new study that

Vice President Biden will probably have the last laugh now that Gen. Stanley McChrystal is returning to Washington to learn his fate as commanding general in

One of the more curious aspects of the months-long debate over health care reform has been the inattention that the media has given the Children’s Health

In our story Monday about the government’s rescue plan for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, we raised the question of why, once again, no conditions were required

Roger L. Simon of Pajamas Media and PJTV reacts to Samuel Wurzelbacher’s Christianity Today interview: It should go without saying that this view in no way

Last September, I was standing in James Lileks’ lawn at his 50th birthday party, a classy event that happened to overlap with the Republican National

In a remarkable display of contrition from a military officer who operates far from public visibility, Vice Adm. William McRaven, chief of the Joint Special

Shorter ACLU: Go back and do that again. Longer ACLU, from Jamil Dakwar, director of the ACLU Human Rights Program: While we welcome the Obama

Earlier today, environmental reporters were surprised to learn that, in a reversal, the Interior Department had extended its offshore drilling freeze to shallow

Nikki Schwab and Tara Palmeri talk to the anti-ACORN filmmaker, who’s trying to make it to Washington to join Hannah Giles -- who played the prostitute in his

The Associated Press has a fascinating story today about how the same U.S. banks that have received billions in bailout money have been taking advantage of U.S.